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TAHE I I
%Society
Luncheon Will Compli
ment Mrs. Pcattw; Mrs.
Cushman Married in
South; Will Talk on
Spring Flowers.
Mm. James
praml* Peattle. of San Prmn
clsoo the fueet of Mra. O. J imvkl.
Mr#. .faroo H Brewater I* entertain
|pi at luncheon, followed by bridge,
ber apartment In the Olympian.
Saturday afternoon. Twenty guest*
w ill be entertained.
• e e
Mrs. Cushman Married
in South
Coming a* a great aurprisa to
her friend* In Seattle, la the an
mmir i in" ' of the marriage of Mra.
euphemia Cushman, formerly of
hte Cwahman. to Mr William Cook
at Ua Angelm.
The ceremony waa performed at
Om home of Mra. Reynolds on
March ». In tjoa Angele* Mr and
Mra. Cook wIU make their home
In that city.
• • •
Mrs. Perkins to Speak
OH Spring Gardens
*w John Carrol Perkins will
apeak on "Spring Garden*." at the
FtM Arte gallery. Saturday evening,
at ■ o'clock.
Mra. Perkins. who la a member of
the Garden dub. la a well known au-
UMrtty on flowera, and her talk to-
Him* tmtiig la open to the pub
,
a a a
Informal Luncheon for
Mm. Vpdegraff
Mra. George Thompson la enter
MUnt with an informal luncheon
■ at tkt College Club. Tuewday after
'nana, as a compliment to Mra.
Bade Bum* t'pdegraff. who haa re
• oantty returned from a trip to Call
,a a a
Ftink Park Guild
' Plans Musicalc
Prink Park guild of the Or
tbopad"- hoepit <1 la planning a mini
. oak to be given at the home of Mr*.
' QarsM Prink. Ml Hat a»e. 5. Prt
i lH(rti>wn. April 11. at J oVlork.
' tk« program to ba announced later
a a a
; Tennis Ball Committee
■ Chairmen Named
t Tb« annual tennis ball, which
• lakes pUre this year on Pnday are.
iMh, April 21. In Christenant'* halt.
" vfll b* the formal opening of th*
UMa Mum. The general eowunH
teg Ml charge of the affair include*
. Mrrn. Montgomery Rueaell. chair
«BM; Mra. Lorn* L. Mendel, ticket*
' mm ftnan<-»s, Mra. Thomaa Green,
f anatr: Mra. Theodore llaller, dac
am lon*. Mra. Wultam Randall
• Oowford. refreshment*.
The aaai* ting commit tea* will be
' MBMunced la a few d*r*-
a a a
Birthday Dinner
Am a birthday compliment to Mr
Blew n on hi* birthday, Mr*. Henry
■ Vhuklin Brown entertained with a
J dinner for eight at her home Last
, evening.
Hosts at Architects'
f Exhibit
Mra. W. O. Brost will be horle*s
* M the Architects' Exhibit In the Fine
* Arts gallery Saturday afternoon, and
, Mr*. Alexander Knox will speak on
* *Dmneali.: Gothic Architect urs "
' Sunday, Mr*, banlel Huntington
* Will be hontewr gild Mr. Gerald Field
* Will explain the exhibit*. There will
fee a musical program during the
aftarftoon, followed by tea.
a a a
Concert Planned as
Benefit for Orthopcdic
Hospital
8om« tlm* air*> tnnoynwiimt wm
mmdr that the Kir*t Hill cuild of th«
Children's Orthopedic honpital would
gfv« a sa«T«d concert at the
UOrnieh theater Sunday a/tcrnoon.
April t.
The proirrmm. which fo!lew*. will
fee printed prtncipallr by children.
With the exception of a group of (
sons:* by Mm. Bhlrl Blalock and mom*
Timlin number a by Mine. Davenport- :
Wmgb-Tfr:
JWano Bolt—
"*T'h« Kirit RaMii*... J»m«« ft. Itof»n
"Tbt Pr\*m Fw»y" N#vton Rvllt
Ur«f M lU'kun. Jr.
VUm BnUt—' ... ... Beethorcn
Krim lii feiiy
Frtno P«»l«—"Von9 •! th«
CRiil»ia.n m«*!«Mtr>—
Kfitih*'h Celt
Wtmno Solo -"Pwiwt « Kroll*".C. CroMtt
ftidonla WcilMrlil
rmtn toll
•Hlaronf .C»rl R«hm
' H*r»fy Tel burst j
Cltetea Backus
TUkno AM*--
"Th« llsrrjr rtuirt" I
"Afitr Hch««|" C'harUa 1
Kli>ab«ih fC«l«r*r
▼letln Hete—'-Con«#rto No. 7 D«R«rtot i
Kmily f»ow
Piano Solo—"RannMM". .Frtak UForft
' h§rlot»« H»t.»*y
fWw'Mo «•!'>—"K/im»n-«
A4olpb t'lachor
Uftaaon Backua
Fiarwi fU»lf—-
"FspUJOfl". . . Of1»f
".f*p«»i#*r Hnjdr* PoMlnl
"Miouto W*lta" Choptn
▼l*!ln Bolo—"Ob«rt4M Mtiurka"
Wl«olawiikl
Frank I^o
"Johnny tb* N»wyayr*
"l.lttlo P«t#r'a F»orl#y"
Ooors* OtrUr
Soprsno floll
Mnrtn" <%»•■* *Van**lr
A rl* from "!>• CI4" MuMrwl
"HymM »u KoloHl" . A 'ief»rf"«
Mm*, UhlrT B'alork
Mrs H Krakinf r:*niph«U. »ir«mp«nl<t
V»o In B»»lo—"Af>#gro Hrllllont"
W. T«n II«TI
F.rnm*in»-ll liarkua
Pl#r»o Holo—"Pol«fijii«i#" Chopin
J«rn*i Dow
VIoHn nolo —"llymn to tho Hon**
Ftlmoky-Kom^koff
Julia Black
Pit no Holl
"Hliophfr<l'« H«y" Ortl»»f»r
"Bitmiim".. Chopin
Vsata Moth
▼loiln Holl—
M«!o4y"..Xr«|ilM
"fforturn*" . Chopin
"UaniMh Folk Hong »n<l f , >^ln* , • ,, ...
..... Dtrwjwrt-Kmh^ff
Walts In A Brahms
"P*rp«-tuwm Mohlla". ftlsa
Mma. Dav#>npnrt'Knal>«rr
"Tl*Torl't" Fnrknsr
"Ht.anlah r»an»*e". Moazkowskl
First vlollna llalph ftnfbarg. Kro*
mai«*ll Flarkus. Krnllv Tfow.
U+roTHt violins—JamM Bow, Clinton
Backus
II a noon Markua.
Bas*- Ba/ kua.
Piano Davanpvrt Engberf.
Surprised on Wedding
Annirersarij
lit recognition of the fiftieth wed
ding «inilvi rwvy of Mr. and Mm, J.
W. Klmpnar, twelve of their friend*
plMnnnlly mirprUr.l tlu*m at ihrtr
home Saturday evening, April 1.
Card* and a musical program wsra
tha lul.r entertainment.
Rent on Hill Guild
in Charge
Mm Prank K Van Tnvl will be
hostess for the Kenton Hill guild al
the nulwimlki Tea Mlm»j> Haluiilay.
assisted by Mr*. R. II HtUArt. Mr*.
Pocd lllska and Urn. H M. Cwaf
The iHina Quilet Ompflr* Girls will
t>e In charge of the dining room.
Personal
Mra. Hoe* R. Ilibler left yesterday
for New York to vlalt her eon In law
and daughter. Lieut Gomraamlrr
Chailea O. Iloeiner. V, S C. C 1„ and
Mra. Kuemer. for several muni hit.
e e e
Mr and Mr* Irving RlMenhmiae
I lal»t-y (Katharine Hockwoodl of
I*ortland will spend the week-and
with Mr ami Mr*, George Yoiielt.
They plan to make their hoina in thia
city.
ess
Mr* J. Prankhn Moore of Oak
land, who haa been Malting Mr and
Mrs. O. W. Branch for the |aurt
month, left Wednesday for her bore*,
a e s
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olmstead
Philip* are revolving congratulation*
iipon the birth of a daughter at tha
Virginia Mason hospital. Mar. h :l.
* * *
Mr and Mr* Ben Oordon. who
ha*a been in California for the paat
year, arrived last evening and are
tha guests of Mr. Gordon's slater,
Mra W. Qottstrin
see
Ml** Rtlaabeih la*> and Mlsa
Helen Stryker who have b»n visit
ing Mlsa Lea'a parents. Mr. and
Mra. K. H Lea at Deschutaa, Or*.,
for a week, returned today.
Mr. P. C. Muaer who haa been
spending the past few montha In
Honolulu, is now in Han Pranciaco.
e a s
Mr*. Virgil Rogue. of Priaca
Oeorge. R C-. I» visiting her mother.
Mra. George P. Prye.
• • •
Mr. and Mra. lennox holmes
art receiving congratulations upon
tha birth nf a daughter, April (. at
tha Swedish bosptul.
• • •
Mlsa Dsliy Anderson, of Colorado.
I* the guest at her alater, Mrs. Her
man Joy.
see
Or in,| Mra. Kushton Paln-lough.
of California, who have twen the
guest/i of Dean Mllnor Roberta and
Mow M inora Roberta, left this work
for Vancouver. B. C
• • •
Rmetw A. Parker, of C«« Plmt
sv* X. W.. entertained as her guaat*
Wedneadav. two of her tllerary
friend*. Klisabetb Calvert ami Mr
Dean Butte rfletd.
Palm Circle Na. M
Hooorin* tte retlrtn* clerk. Jam
phina Mrl-aurhlin. who ha* iwrrw!
in that (ppacity for the poet U
years, Palm Circle. No. U. Nnrtiters
of Woodcraft. niUrUlg*] on April 4,
A beautirul )ewet pin waa presented
to <"j«rk Mrl>iu*hlln by the member
•bio of the rlrrh M which she rs
sponad with remarks of tte Monfr
•Jay*. Conrrat ula lions. •pcfthw and
mu«t<-el selection* by Mss I.llll*l
Rchoentenr followed and a supper
wu served later.
• • •
Polish Proptr of fritllii
A mam m'-t:n* will be hold at
Polish halt 1714 llth a**.. Bundar.
April ». at 3 p. m. latl.er M lt<W.
who came from I'ppr Hilt*la. Po
land, wilt speak. All Polish people
are invited to attend.
• • •
Alpha Auxiliary
The Alpha Auxiliary wilt bold Its
re*tilar busiiwsa inert in* In the out
K. P. hall. Frktsf, April 14. Sirs.
Ida K«an wtll rive a short talk, ex
plaining the work of the <lnl Hen t* a
lenKus, Uembers requested to b«
pmtat
• a a
BrltWh Kmmrican Assoriatlon
The recutar meet in* of tha Hrltlsh-
Ameriran association haa been post
poned from Friday. April 14. to Krl
day, April 2*.
ass
Manitoa Council So. .11
Manltou Council No. 14. Degy«e of
Pocahontaa. will mnrtnln with
rarda for members and friends Kit.
day eveninir, April 14. Hwedlah Club
hall. Klghth and Ollvs.
• s s
AmtrlcM AuiOlary Post
No. 11l
American lotion Auxiliary to Post
No. 1* will hold tta renilar mi»l!nr,
[April 14, ( p. ro., in Veterans ball,
i Armory.
ass
Seattle Ke>l»w No. *
Henttle Iteview No. *, W It A . of
the Marc*tees, will mast Thursday.
I April IS, at It p. rri , In A. O. 1". W.
hall. 1109 Ninth ave. Officers are re
quested to wear whlta.
ess
I e*tll' of Women Voters
Rent tie of Women Voters
| will meet In the Y. W. C. A. cafe.
1 terta. Wednesday. April 11, at 11
i o'clock. Candidates for city cotincll
I will address the meetinjc. Public In
jvlted.
JuirnelaTla I* making plan* for an
«rb*rne of railroad «l«*ctrt
f.catlon.
DISTINCTION
Father I can't figure what you
nee Jn that Reginald person who'f
hanging around h<*re lut»*ly.
Daughter But Daddy, haven't
you noticed the cultured way he
h&« of clearing hia tluoaL
Bored by Being a Princess
¥*¥ Y * *
Becomes an American Girl
I ROME April T - Will th* movtsg
f.nger of romance ever caaaa writing
diatlluaton la the story of the Deacon
family?
What win ba tha na*t chapter In
tha llvea of those beautiful Amen
tana - tha Deacon girls?
The Mai-red Kola tribunal of th*
Velioaa recently annulled tha mar
rtage of prtnoe Albert ludilwllt to
Dorothy Deacon.
Jiat u Gladys P—»-an haa heeome
th* Duchasa of Marlborough, Dornthy
dierard* her title of princeaa and be
comes a plain Ml** liwacon again.
IVtncaa* lladaiwlll. mother of
Prlnca Albert, always oppoaed tha
match. Anothes who oppoaeit It la
said to have been the baautlful IT
re*raid Dorothy, herself But PrMtes
Albert waa madly infatuated.
IJnrothy Deacon, youngest of faor
beautiful girls, wsa a small child
whan her mother ap|M<arad ana night
ood took her away from tha Pranch
convent where she and her staler
were being Mutated. Tha girl
smrcaty understood tha tragedy
which bad befallen her.
Her father. ISdward Parksr Rsa
non. eon of tha dtsUngtilnhed Iloaton
family, had shot and killed M
AbetAa a yvenrhrnan. reported to ba
til leva with hi* beautiful wlfa
All tha Deacon glrla chose ta go
■Kb their mother, who took tha
WOMEN'S CLUBS ]
CUIM H)ft SATI KU\*
Alpha XI UvtU Momnaa
I iinrtHx>n
Mr*. IjM) |l-*dner uvt Mr* Hurry J
Item *r« ent< rtalnlfig th. alumna*
of Alpha XI Helta Ml luncheon H«t.
urday tfltmoon. April I, a' I o't lt*k.
it th» lioma of Mr* Bradr.rr. 1733
40th *«.
• • •
Seattle JurefilJe*
! fleatila Jiumiil'a N elghhor* of
Woodcraft, hf.1.1 r.gutw meeting 111
Brotherhood It ail, Flr*t and I'lii, at
IJO p. m.
• • •
I.'t'nion FrtnraK#
I.Tnlon Francala* will meet In
club room* of Y. W. C. A. *t * p. m.
Monsieur Msrrel t»aty will I"Ik on
French literature Mr*, lnex V. Mor
rl*on will *t»' mu.tcai program. AH
Interest*! ar* Invited.
• • •
Vh< Pollock WIN ftpeak on Btrd*
I'nilrr the ausplcea of th« plar
irounl >n4 reeraatlonai rominliln of
the Mother*" rtmfmm, Miss Adelaide
the well-known authority on
birds. will give two bird talk* at
Frederick * N'l«n'« auditorium. Hat.
urday mnrnloi. April I, at • SO and
It a. m The Audubon imclety will
loan the pt*te« to Illustrate the lee
turn. Mr*. M C. Complon will pre
•lda.
• • •
Soml \nnn*l Meeting National r»B
--piw of NtUxn and l*.-T. A. i
The *"ml annual meeting of the
Klnr munly division of the Wwhlni
ton state branch Congress of Mother*
and d'arent Teacher associations will
he h»td at JCennydale, Huturday.
April ».
Mnntlnf MMlo*. 1* •'clock.
M mile
Alilrua «f valroim, Mrs. It. I.
RiMftra
Heading af mln«i«a
Election ef effle«r*
f'lrri. report.
l>«P«rtm*r>t reperta
«t school house. !Mt
Afternwin ».*.("*, 1:1#.
Kef .rtalnm.nl.
Violin aotn, Mra Ttiersen
"Ton i« Whin th. I.llle. Bloom,"
mlfid loinai,
Topic. ■ Ke.resMon for Girts and Boy*,"
Ml*« Marr KfllM.
j Dust. Mailorr and H.srs,
...
Zeta AJiininae of I>rlta Zefa
The regular monthly rnwtinr of
Zela Alumnae of Delta Xct« will he
held at the chapter house, 4f»SO tilth
1 aw. N. at 1 o'clock, Huturday.
April I.
a a .
Oiaplrr V, IV F. O.
Chapter V, 1' 10. O. will hold a
' nimmasre sale at 1135 WestlaVe ava.
Saturday, April nth, to raiee fund*
to entertnln the delegates to the
National p. E. O. convention that
will convene In Seattle in 1923.
• • •
Ma*on ic flub Ounce
The Musonl'i club la entertaining
with a dance In the Masonic club
rooms. Arcade building, Haturday
evening, April *
• ••
Sunset Unnrlnic flab
A danoe will Ik- given by the Rttn
set Panclng club, Saturday night,
April *. In lll'' tiew A. O. IT. W
hall. Ninth and I'nlon. Mu«lo by
Krunk Olson's accordion orchestra.
Ilist Dorothy Deacon
nam* of Mra rv>r»»r« lUMwtn. b«
ing a daugtfter aTtho rl<-h»»t Am»ri
ran Mm) rfflwr l»i»f Admiral
luidwtn In tha ItnrihfM pate'a •(
ll'xim and to Ihf Amrlai mwnid
t»n« of lb* r*rn<M |ultn at Cap.
nuvla, "Dally" IKnrna «w f\v»n
■ opportunity to Imblba lha
pfliwly iplrtl,
Yet «l»q Itoman miMty Immim
l|u( ovpr the dolarmlnallort. aa Ihry
an Id. of Mm. Klwiw» tialdwtn. to
marry iMrathy to tha intaluatad
prtaeo-- I*»r®ihr mid "No."
<moa in l/tndon tha raarrU«a
VUnat■ had to Itan tha . hur. h «ti»
appointed, but a »»*k Ut«r tJorwht
aptaaml an J tha wmony took
pkMH.
I'rtnouM Radilwltl wwa aho> had at
'ho marrtafa. ahockod at tha unprin
raan Ufca raadutt of tha r«unc Amor
Ins gift, for IJorothy'a ottnurt
wara that aha whittled in ihoaa Mat*
ly halla.
Think of Itl
Than aba (hockad H'wiiaa naMltty
by appaartftf at a ball in a a mail
abartot drawn by two laoparda*
o»ar a ynay a*o Mra. Horan
Baldwin diad. aad aa tha to gtva
eratfaora to tha rumor that aba had
oread Dorothy Into tha mama** tha
ault for annulment waa inatltutad.
Humor haa It that Iv.rothy waa
)o«t borad ta daath at taint a prtn
AMUTIOVU, €l.l BH
Officer*' (ouitril, P.T. A.
Tl»a annual election of Officer**
council of th« I'iilent Trai her axn
<4M»b will lalra plan Tuaad* y.
April 11, at 10 a. m . In Ota com
rnunliy room of the Y. W. C. A. Thla'
la tha m-Mit Important moating of tK«i.
ynir and office ra of circlaa arc urp4 1
to mal.» an aatra effort to la. pr*a
•nl. Tha fruKlwili ara n>mli»N
that tha >■< «rly report* from lh«lr
cirUea ara duo at thla maaftng.
• • •
Queen Anna P. T. A. Klrrta
Tha officer* elected for the anatiln*
year of tha Queen Ann* P. T. A. are
aa followa: l>r**ld*nt. Mm. Norman (
Irvine: vice prealdent. Mr* Alan W
Kahalby; atcreUry. Mrm. H. A Bar
tall; treasurer. Mr*. Kugena Hunt.
Tlia d'legataa »I acted to attend tha .
Mala <onventlon tn Tacoma. May
4. a and «. ara: Mra. Alan tohelliy, ,
Mm. C. G. Morrlaon, Mra. Jaaper i
Mayo. Alternate*. Mra. Nonun i
Irvlna and Mra. Jamea P. Ilimuo
. a .
Ma** Marling at Mount Vlrw fe hool
A maaa meeting will he h»td at ,
the Mount View achoolhoua* Friday. I
April 7, at I o'clock. Mattrra of ;
vital Importance concerning dtatrlct ■
achoola will ba dlacu«aed. Joe Wood. '
a blind taxpayer, will atata tome
fa< t* which affect every |>arent. and
ail ara earnestly re<iu<-ata<] to attend,
a a a
IJo> d T. C'orliran Poat
Wnman'a Auxiliary to tha Uoyd
T. Cochran Poat. will maat Tue*.
day, April 11 at I p. m. In the
Milliard city hall.
•CARNATION
MUSH
.healthful
Because it is idled fiom
the LntirC Wheat Kernel £
Sold Gtooets
THE SEATTLE STAR
GEN. GOETHALS
FILES REPORT
To Be Read to Engineers at
Meeting Saturday
TACOMA. April T Tha rapnrt of
(loath ala on the Columbia rlvar lutein
Irrigation project waa waived tbla
morning by tian (nHI, dir«i U>r of
uoiieervallon. It ronelale of mora
llwn 109 typewritten I KMC* a
Tha engineer* of tha department
who h>*a limd »ii|M"<l In llif aur
veya and Invent igai lon of tha Kigalitb'
Irrigation project hava b«Mi euui
nunnt to Olyinpia for a <*>nf"re«p«
They will mart tomorrow morning
tn Hoott'g offica. I'nttl that tlma tha
I lor thai* report will not ba made
publ^
tin lha deolalon of Men tioethala.
aa to tha feaalblllty of tha Columbia
baaln pnijwl and tha beat manner In
whluh to develop It. will reet the fu
ture action of the atata ouncervatlon
department. It la aald here.
I>l reel or Mfotta office refueed to
atata whether or not Onethala re
ported In favor of the project.
float ha la made an ettanded trip
over tha Columbia river haeln recent
ly at lha Invitation of the atata and
! the citira Intereeted Id tha devabip
menu •
Memorial Unveiled
by Twin Sitter*
CARtMKK, April T.—A war mem
orial to Weleh eoMlere at T>elg*lley
waa unveiled by twin etatera, Klwyn
and ttlenya Itrowne.
t
War Th»r Are Daaeleg *w :
LMUe Caat Fn.aia llatla .
Ha» aad gtaalag
Twe| Lair AMMtaata
mm laart* *».. Nr. rtlia I
Tat- Mala Mil |
BrtlK I'AHAI* MLU«IX I
■ ■
■ la aoM rariaalarly la ■
H aealtl* at ■
■ University Music Store ■
■ Mil l«lk Ave. N. K. ■
■ ItealU#'. » lae.t ••kartaa ■
Groceries |
WHOLESALE I
■ay lllrrri aad »e»a
HlMlwa'a I'rwftll ■
Uaae la Alaeba will geaftl I
bp barle* lr.a ae. We aaa ■
aav* yaw liaa la . la aa
all *aada, N a rare, a
Hae at daeaaalle aad Imgartrd H
geaia
mia«« (HUJ ■
vrrrrct i i«troirri*o co. ■
■
Ml Oar Id. a lei Ave. ■
iiwi-i i* CM taken
Oaneral meeting nt the rlub
baa beea eallad for gaturday.
A grit ». I p m. at Vaterana'
bell, llllli Third ava. All
tn«mbera are rx|U»«'»d to at -
teed, ae at tbla meeting action
will be taken en rand.date tor
port and eebool, and elh«r im.
p. rtant bu*in<-ea will be traan
arted
Mail laagertaet weatlag ml
tbe yaar. Re aar* <a afiead.
«. H. W»;|.»o*. I*rea.
The—
SYMOND&
Shoe G>., Inc.
| 316 Pine St
Newest
Pumps
Strap models with Ix>w
French or Cuban heels.
Triced at
$5.85 $6.85 $7.85
Oxfords
Tn Brown. Black and Pat
ent leathers. Now priced
$4.85 $5.85 $7.85
Cunningham Favor*
Charter Amendment*
Adoption of protwiiril charter
am. miuiem No. 1 waa advoaatMi by
MeJ, T. J. Cunningham candidate
f<»f mayor. Tliuraday nlglil liefera lha
I'hlnney Avenue Mooatara' rlul, at the
bono' »f Mm Kenton Woolery, 4« 11
I'hlniiey ave.
The amendment provide* that
ernarganry appropriation muat lutva
Hit virtaa or at l«M three fourtha <tf
the in«mltera of the rlty MUtidl In
oid< r to paea
8010 Club to Hear
Candidates Speak
I'ort and arhool board randldaiea
have baen Invited to addreaa tha
8010 flub at I o'clock Haturday
111*1. t at Ituoeevelt Veterana' bail
Ml«* Third ava.
PRE-KASTER SPECIALS IN
The Cheasty Junior Shop
A large assortment of Blue Serge Suits, especially suit
able for confirmation—
sl4.Bs to $25.00
Cray Suits are very good this Spring. We are making
a special display of Boys' Cray Suits in many different
styles—
s9.7s to $25.00
TWO PAIRS OF KNICKERS
Complete new Spring showing of Boys' Shirts, Blouses, Hats,
Caps, Hosiery and Neckwear.
Baseball and Bat to every purchaser of a Cheasty Jun-
I lvC ior Suit or Overcoat
C.hcast y's
illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHlllllllllllllllH
PUBLIC AUCTION
DIETRICH HAMM
ESTATE
ON GROUNDS
On Des Moines Highway, mile south of South Pork
Starting April 8,1922, at 1:30 P. M.
Sold Highest bidder, without reservation.
SEVENTY ACRES
Highly Improved River Bottom Tracts from Acre Up.
OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS
Also About 100 Acres
Upland, subdivided into suburban Home Sites.
EASY TERMS
Get full information and circular at 310 Burke Bldg.
Telephone Klliott 0576.
Or from Representative in office on the grounds. A representative will
be dh the gound every day, Sundays included, up to date of sale.
Brown Sets Price
on Head of Meier
'lne hundred dollare reward waa
offnr«-d by I>r K. J. Hrown. mayor
ally candidate, In a ai>e*« h Thura
day night before th« Women'* Com
merclul rlub, to any peraon who
will deliver, at the Hippodrome or
'h» Arena, hie opponent. WMllar K.
Meier, alive.
Ilrown aald he would gladly pay
<hnt price to meet Melar In a Joint
debate He charged that Meier, aa
oorpoiallon noun eel. la "helping
Htone A Wrhater get a mortgage
on every email home In Heat tie."
Landon Promises to
Paw Up Some Earth
Dan landon aald Friday ha would
"paw up the earth" in a mayoralty
campaign apeerh Krlday night In
FRIDAY. APRIL 7, 1922.
Mountain Vltw h»H. TM K. •n'J
Aurart •»» W 11. Thflffliwm »n<l
J*tn« T. I«»lrr ara also ach"du!"l
lo aprah.
r!«ala«i>tii «»y In t>r»hl»t«rt' - <lm»«
thrra wra I).»#0,»00 ant
m.il for w« 011 farlh.
All-Nite
Dance!
il • rmmpu far# h*lh mmr»
ua him. warm RalnMigr.
I'lfr MatftMN •!.# 7 lift NliNif.
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